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General Category => Astronomy & Science => Topic started by: atomic7732 on August 09, 2011, 09:44:09 PM
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I thought I'd make a topic for this. I'll be posting some graphics daily at around the same time, or at least the images will be. Help out with whatever... talk about weather events as well here... I don't want to hog every post in this topic.
In today's I don't really know what 5 is doing but it might be a bit subtropical (on visible and IR wavelengths)? I'm no expert, but I guess we'll just have to watch and wait.
Locations:
SYSTEM - MMDDHHMM LATN LONGW PRES
EXTRATROP 1 - 08100000 50xN 123xW 1006
EXTRATROP 5 - 08100000 445N 1545W 1021
EUGENE - 08100000 21xN 1215W xxxx
Sources:
Image - http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/ (http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/) - Satellite Services Divison
Designations - http://nhc.noaa.gov/ (http://nhc.noaa.gov/) - Tropical Prediction Center / National Hurricane Center
Pressure data and existence of surface lows - http://www.opc.ncep.noaa.gov/ (http://www.opc.ncep.noaa.gov/) Ocean Prediction Center
Locations - My eyes
Upper level lows - My knowledge of water vapor imagery interpretation
I intend to turn this into a rightfully compiled list of official data sources as well as my personal graphic for it, but I will have a personal touch, for example, any anomalies in the data (missed subtropical cyclones, other interesting bits). I don't know how legit this will be if I find a subtropical cyclone or something and wikipedia or something needs a source, or anything. We'll have to see how this turns out in the next few days and what I decide to do with it.
(https://i.gyazo.com/6c989911ae556d633b17fc7a1edd4d90.png)
Pacific Windstorm Name List [PDF] (http://paladinofstorms.net/meteo/npac/Pacific%20Windstorm%20Name%20List.pdf) (has name origins and contributors and looks nice)
Windstorm Track File (https://docs.google.com/document/d/10qmG7ZPI3rERwMjGOPsFD_Ha6Z09iMkQoE2jPSsPhcg/edit) - for editing best tracks and updating
some useful sources would be http://manati.star.nesdis.noaa.gov/datasets/ASCATData.php/ASCATData.php, CIMSS' satellite derived windspeeds, and the Ocean Prediction Center
nws mesonet (goes back 7 days) (http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/map/?&zoom=5&scroll_zoom=true¢er=64.68971331643753,-158.90625&basemap=OpenStreetMap&boundaries=true,false&hazard=true&hazard_type=winter&hazard_opacity=60&obs=true&obs_type=weather&elements=temp,wind,gust&obs_popup=true&obs_density=1&radar=true&radar_min=20&radar_loop=false&radar_opacity=70)
this post (http://universesandbox.com/forum/index.php/topic,4368.msg155181.html#msg155181) explains how to use McIDAS V.
Definition of a nameable extratropical cyclone:
1. It must have winds at or above 35kt in its near vicinity.
2. It must have a low pressure center.
3. The low's outermost closed isobar must be 8 hPa higher than the minimum at the center.
4. It must be within the Northeast Pacific basin*.
5. Exceptions may be made for storms near the Northeast Pacific basin that are already notable.
*Definition of the Northeast Pacific basin: It is the region of ocean between 180° and 110°W, 20°N and the continental divide of North America, and the Bering Sea west of 180°.
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hey you said you're gonna do this this winter gogogogo
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it no is winter tho
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extratropicals exist all year
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ur face exists all year
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yeah it does
also the season should start at september cuz that's when extratropicals start being like 'hello' again
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ok
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you were also like "blahblahblah extratrops are weak crap 99% of the time" so you could track only ones that reach TS winds or something
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only surface lows with TS winds might be pretty good criteria yeah
all we have to do now is name them
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pretty sure weather channel has a nor'easter name list
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yes i'm not going to name them i want Extratropical Cyclone 67
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kolok
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help me draft a name list thanks :)
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1NKkxNAIFPl2ORE3zm23nhRf3qNTVlQbRgqKLcxcZ0N4/viewform
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an example of a daily or so summary
WINDSTORM WARNINGS FOR THE TEMPERATE & POLAR NORTHEAST PACIFIC
ON SUN 20150831 AT 03Z
THIS IS AN EXAMPLE PRODUCT. NOT FOR OFFICIAL WARNING USE.
NONE VALID
HURRICANE WARNING 013
SEVERE WINDSTORM BORAT (02)
LOCATED NEAR 00N 000W
MAX INTENSITY 70KT
MOVING 20KT NE IN THE NEXT 24HR
HURRICANE FORCE WINDS BOUND BY/SITUATED ALONG
STORM FORCE WINDS BOUND BY/SITUATED ALONG
GALE FORCE WINDS BOUND BY/SITUATED ALONG
GALE WARNING 001
WINDSTORM CAROL (03)
EX-WINDSTORM ASAALUK (01)
SIGNIFICANT SYSTEMS
LOW 981 HPA NEAR 57N 135W
MOVING NE SLOWLY
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sexy
can i get in on this
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sure what do you want to do
you're hired we start tomorrow
my general plan is that we'll write a daily summary if there are no windstorms, and probably summarize what happened. for example, "significant low <pressure> <location> moved <blah blah> since the last summary, or formed, or dissipated" and if it is likely to become a windstorm or not
if there are storms then probably issue 2 or 3 gale/storm/hurricane warning a day but i'm not sure what the timing for that would be. i don't expect us to do shifts or anything like that so it'll basically just be after a certain elapsed time if you can get to it, go for it.
some useful sources would be http://manati.star.nesdis.noaa.gov/datasets/ASCATData.php/ASCATData.php, CIMSS' satellite derived windspeeds, and the Ocean Prediction Center
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oh you know what i am going to do
adapt my TC tracking tool to work for this
also we could keep internal tracks updated to every 6 (or even 3, since fast moving?) hours even if no warning was issued for a particular time
like gray (pre- or ex-windstorm), yellow (gale), orange (storm), reddish-pink (hurricane)
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do extratropical systems ever get circulations where the windspeed around the low is greater than 34kt
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what do you mean
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WINDSTORM WARNINGS FOR THE TEMPERATE & POLAR NORTHEAST PACIFIC
ON MON 20150901 AT 00Z
VALID UNTIL TUE 20150902 AT 00Z
GALE WARNING 001
WINDSTORM ASAALUK (01)
LOCATED NEAR 57.0N 140.0W ALONG A TROUGH EXTENDING NW FROM A NEARBY LOW
MAX INTENSITY 40KT
CENTRAL PRESSURE 990HPA
MOVING 15KT SE
WEAKENING 5KT PER 12HR & FILLING
GALE FORCE WINDS SITUATED NEAR/ALONG 51N 142W 55N 148W
NO OTHER SIGNIFICANT SYSTEMS ANALYZED
- KALASSAK
our first gale warning
http://manati.star.nesdis.noaa.gov/windsat_images/wdsp_cur/zooms_noaa/WMBds6_noaa.png
and a picture of Asaaluk at 0z
(https://i.gyazo.com/03636bd9f2cc61f9fb2ef9f2238615e6.png)
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WINDSTORM BRIEFING
AT 06Z UTC ON MON 20150901 WINDSTORM ASAALUK WAS LOCATED NEAR 55.5N 138.0W
HOLDING INTENSITY
- KALASSAK
if dar has time he can issue a thing, i'll make these briefings a... well, brief... track update in case no one issues full warnings
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do you know of anywhere that has raw data from the GOES satellites (like legitimately raw data) so we can get better pictures of them
ON MON 20150901 AT 06Z
VALID UNTIL TUE 20150902 AT 06Z
GALE WARNING 002
WINDSTORM ASAALUK (01)
LOCATED NEAR 58N 139W AS OF 06Z
MAX INTENSITY 35KT
CENTRAL PRESSURE 993MB
MOVING 12KT SE
WEAKENING 5KT PER 12HR & FILLING
GALE FORCE WINDS EXTANT NEAR LAST ADVISORY'S WARNING
PROBABLY GOING TO MAKE LANDFALL ON NORTHERN BC COAST IN TWO DAYS
WATCH IGNACIO FOR EXTRATROPICAL TRANSITION LATE THIS WEEK
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http://manati.star.nesdis.noaa.gov/ascat_images/cur_25km_META/zooms/WMBds24.png
wow caps lock
also how the frick did you get how fast it's moving
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poor estimate
though you can estimate because a degree of latitude is approximately 60 nmi at all times
http://www.ssec.wisc.edu/mcidas/software/v/ might be a good idea actually, i didn't think of that
it has like 1-2 days of past data, just connect to satepsanone.blahblahblah server i forgot what the GOES-West infrared and visible imagery was called though i'll check later
hint: it probably starts with GW IR is band 4 vis is band 1 or 2
WINDSTORM BRIEFING
AT 12Z UTC ON MON 20150901 WINDSTORM ASAALUK WAS LOCATED NEAR 54.0N 134.5W APPROACHING BRITISH COLUMBIAN COAST
HOLDING INTENSITY
- KALASSAK
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yeah you're gonna need to tutorial me on this thing
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Set your server to satepsanone.nesdis.etc & click connect
(https://i.gyazo.com/944f390093297088ce172fada960a4d1.png)
select GWNHEM04I4 (or 01V for visible, and like 04I3 for water vapor), GWFDSK (full disk), or GE (goes east) MT (MTSAT) etc for different satellites and sectors and wavelengths
(http://i.imgur.com/ynRIB0Q.png)
Select how many images you want. It will take a while to load more than like one image (when you display them later).
(http://i.imgur.com/b4R2tKJ.png)
Open this thingy up
(http://i.imgur.com/wkecm5F.png)
Select 'Brightness' or 'Temperature' because those are calibrated data sets. Find the Advanced tab, and click the green expandy symbol to tell it to display a full res image. Then click Create Display.
(http://i.imgur.com/Lv8AmWR.png)
It will load and then your second window will be like 'hi i have thing'
(https://i.gyazo.com/0aa26967ee97dd53e3befb0733495e21.png)
You can change the projection. I created my own projection, it's pretty simple, and it works well for both the tropics and especially the poles. You can pan (and zoom) with the tools on the right, or scroll with your mouse (to zoom, but you can't click and drag to pan)
(http://i.imgur.com/1uVrmLJ.png)
and then you can mess with the color tables or make you own. Here's Asaaluk in my extratropical IR color scheme
(https://i.gyazo.com/93c3a2e0ae2eae54dd2ad3b305a2e6df.png)
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WINDSTORM WARNINGS FOR THE TEMPERATE & POLAR NORTHEAST PACIFIC
ON MON 20150901 AT 18Z
VALID UNTIL TUE 20150902 AT 18Z
NONE VALID
SIGNIFICANT SYSTEMS
EX-WINDSTORM ASAALUK (01)
LOCATED NEAR 54.0N 133.5W
MAX INTENSITY 30KT
CENTRAL PRESSURE 995HPA
MOVING 7KT SE
WEAKENING 10KT PER 12HR
ASAALUK APPEARS TO HAVE WEAKENED BELOW WINDSTORM INTENSITY AROUND 06Z
SCATTEROMETER AND SURFACE BUOY DATA NO LONGER SUPPORT SUSTAINED GALE FORCE WINDS IN THE VICINITY OF ASAALUK
THIS SYSTEM WILL CONTINUE TO BE TRACKED UNTIL IT EXITS THE REGION OR WEAKENS SIGNIFICANTLY
HURRICANE IGNACIO NEAR 28N 154W
EXPECTED TO EXTRATROPICALLY TRANSITION LATE THIS WEEK
- KALASSAK
more data sources
http://www.ndbc.noaa.gov/os.shtml
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Official press release... nuedar NEPAC windstorm name list
(https://i.gyazo.com/39773538be3391b1dee5f33f52478a6b.png)
i randomized the names around so that the first lists wouldn't be mostly one group of people's contributions and the last lists wouldn't be mostly yqt's contributions
attributions and meanings (where applicable) to come soon
Thanks especially to Dar, myself, Yqt, and Tuto who contributed a majority of the names on this list (31, 26, 20, and 10, respectively)
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so does it go asaaluk amanda ayawditee or asaaluk borat carol denali
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alphabetical, finish list 1 before you start list 2, just like the hawaiian and australian and SPAC lists
so asaaluk borat carol denali
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WINDSTORM WARNINGS FOR THE TEMPERATE & POLAR NORTHEAST PACIFIC
ON WED 20150902 AT 03Z
VALID UNTIL THU 20150903 AT 00Z
NONE VALID
SIGNIFICANT SYSTEMS
EX-WINDSTORM ASAALUK (01)
AT 00Z LOCATED NEAR 53.0N 132.0W
MAX INTENSITY 30KT
CENTRAL PRESSURE 998HPA
MOVING 10KT E
WEAKENING 10KT PER 12HR
THIS SYSTEM WILL CONTINUE TO BE TRACKED UNTIL IT EXITS THE REGION OR WEAKENS SIGNIFICANTLY
HURRICANE IGNACIO NEAR 24N 156W
EXPECTED TO EXTRATROPICALLY TRANSITION LATE THIS WEEK
- KALASSAK
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so just to be clear this is our basin?
(180E to north american great divide, 66N to ~20N)
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yes
WINDSTORM BRIEFING
AT 12Z UTC ON WED 20150902 EX-WINDSTORM ASAALUK WAS LOCATED NEAR 52.0N 128.0W MOVING INLAND
- KALASSAK
edit: corrected to ex-windstorm
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congratulations washington you are get a rains
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WINDSTORM BRIEFING
AT 00Z UTC ON THU 20150903 EX-WINDSTORM ASAALUK WAS LOCATED NEAR 51.5N 128.0W MOVING INLAND SLOWLY
MAX WINDS NEAR 20 KTS
- KALASSAK
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WINDSTORM BRIEFING
AT 00Z ON SAT 20150905 TROPICAL STORM IGNACIO WAS DECLARED EXTRATROPICAL BY THE CPHC
CURRENTLY LOCATED AT 34.8N 164.4W
MAX WINDS AT 55KT
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dar i need you to give sources for some of your names (like, what community the names come from)
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WINDSTORM WARNINGS FOR THE TEMPERATE & POLAR NORTHEAST PACIFIC
ON MON 20150907 AT 03Z
VALID UNTIL TUE 20150908 AT 03Z
GALE WARNING 001
EX-HURRICANE IGNACIO (NOW WINDSTORM IGNACIO) (02)
AT 00Z LOCATED NEAR 44N 164W
MAX INTENSITY 40KT
CENTRAL PRESSURE 998MB
MOVING 17KT NW
WEAKENING 5KT PER ~24HR
EX-IGNACIO WILL CONTINUE TO BE TRACKED UNTIL IT EXITS THE REGION OR CIRCULATION ENDS
SIGNIFICANT SYSTEMS
EX-WINDSTORM ASAALUK HAS EXITED THE REGION AND IS NOW AFFECTING ALBERTA AND SASKATCHEWAN
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Asaaluk rain totals/max winds in specific locations:
KFBI | Seattle | WA | 0.19" | 13kt |
KUIL | Quillayute | WA | 2.64" | 15kt |
KOMK | Omak | WA | 0.01" | 20kt |
CYVR | Vancouver | BC | 0.77" | 22kt |
CYXS | Prince George | BC | 0.20" | 20kt |
CYPR | Prince Rupert | BC | 1.37" | 24kt |
PAJN | Juneau | AK | 1.81" | 21kt |
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WINDSTORM WARNINGS FOR THE TEMPERATE & POLAR NORTHEAST PACIFIC
ON MON 20150907 AT 18Z
VALID UNTIL TUE 20150908 AT 18Z
GALE WARNING 002
WINDSTORM EX-IGNACIO (02)
LOCATED NEAR 49N 157W
MAX INTENSITY 40KT
CENTRAL PRESSURE 996HPA
MOVING 15KT NE
HOLDING INTENSITY
EX-IGNACIO WILL CONTINUE TO BE TRACKED UNTIL IT EXITS THE REGION OR CIRCULATION ENDS
NO OTHER SIGNIFICANT SYSTEMS ANALYZED
- KALASSAK
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WINDSTORM BRIEFING
AT 18Z UTC ON TUE 20150908 EX-WINDSTORM IGNACIO WAS LOCATED NEAR 52.0N 140.0W
WINDS NEAR 30 KT
MOVING 20 KT E
SCATTEROMETER DATA DOES NOT SUPPORT WINDSTORM STATUS BEYOND 18Z YESTERDAY. GALE WARNING 002 DOWNGRADED TO 35KT
- KALASSAK
06z 51N 147W
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stupid homework
we should set times for doing this so we don't get caught up in the mess of school
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dar how does (around) 18z and 06z sound, each update is responsible for the two 6-hour data points for that time or preceding it (so 12 & 18z, and 0 & 6z)?
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Windstorm Borat since it entered our area of responsibility
20151104 12 UTC
WINDSTORM BORAT (03)
LOCATED NEAR 51N 179.5E
MAX INTENSITY 55KT
CENTRAL PRESSURE 955HPA
20151104 18 UTC
WINDSTORM BORAT (03)
LOCATED NEAR 52N 176W
MAX INTENSITY 55KT
CENTRAL PRESSURE 955HPA
20151105 00 UTC
WINDSTORM BORAT (03)
LOCATED NEAR 53.5N 171.5W
MAX INTENSITY 50KT
CENTRAL PRESSURE 964HPA
MOVING 35KT ENE
20151105 06 UTC
WINDSTORM BORAT (03)
LOCATED NEAR 55N 169W
MAX INTENSITY 45KT
CENTRAL PRESSURE 967HPA
MOVING 30KT ENE
http://www.movable-type.co.uk/scripts/latlong.html
make a printable chart to plot wind and pressure on
Image of Windstorm Borat near peak:
(https://i.gyazo.com/640aeb01db887c0e6c83a2f2047ad285.png)
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probs around 970 at 12z
ascat measured 50 kt winds
20151105 12 UTC
WINDSTORM BORAT (03)
LOCATED NEAR 56N 166W
MAX INTENSITY 50KT
CENTRAL PRESSURE 968HPA
20151105 18 UTC
WINDSTORM BORAT (03)
LOCATED NEAR 57N 163W
MAX INTENSITY 45KT
CENTRAL PRESSURE 970HPA
MOVING 20 KT ENE
i'm tempted to downgrade it to 45 kts :/
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printable for plotting raw obs and also storm tracks
it doesn't go very far south cause... there's not much data when you get very far south, only really near alaska and russia
ALSO: preliminary analysis shows that we missed approximately 16 windstorms since Ex-Ignacio
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20151106 00 UTC
WINDSTORM BORAT (03)
LOCATED NEAR 58N 160.5W
MAX INTENSITY 45KT
CENTRAL PRESSURE 973HPA
20151106 06 UTC
WINDSTORM BORAT (03)
LOCATED NEAR 57N 157.5W
MAX INTENSITY 40KT
CENTRAL PRESSURE 975HPA
MOVING 20 KT ESE
Borat is weakening pretty rapidly now... It seems that it might be attempting to re-form a center further to the east. Pressures along the aleutian peninsula are rising rapidly and falling on the other side much deeper than it seems they are on the west side.
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20151106 12 UTC
WINDSTORM BORAT (03)
LOCATED NEAR 58N 152.5W
MAX INTENSITY 35KT
CENTRAL PRESSURE 975HPA
20151106 18 UTC
WINDSTORM BORAT (03)
LOCATED NEAR 58N 148W
MAX INTENSITY 30KT
CENTRAL PRESSURE 977HPA
will update 12z with more thorough analysis and ascat
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nice
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thanks I tried so hard
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carol entered our region and promptly weakened below windstorm status around 18Z yesterday (bering sea)
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20151116 18 UTC
WINDSTORM EDENSAW (06)
LOCATED NEAR 34.5N 174W
MAX INTENSITY 45KT
CENTRAL PRESSURE 995HPA
EDENSAW HAS MATURED, AN OCCLUDED FRONT IS PRESENT,
AND IS LIKELY TO BE ENTERING A WEAKENING TREND.
THE WINDSTORM LIKELY PEAKED NEAR HURRICANE STRENGTH
AS IT ENTERED THE REGION, THOUGH REANALYSIS IS
REQUIRED.
20151116 18 UTC
EX-WINDSTORM FILAT (07)
LOCATED NEAR 52N 160W
MAX INTENSITY 30KT
CENTRAL PRESSURE 999HPA
20151116 18 UTC
WINDSTORM GHWITGHWAA (08)
LOCATED NEAR 54N 133W
MAX INTENSITY 40KT
CENTRAL PRESSURE 970HPA
Edensaw, Filat, and Ghwítghwaa
(https://i.gyazo.com/68a15693c1bdd878dd5f01c2a4cf4fe4.png)
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hatiya is a bering sea
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bombogenesis in the bering sea idk if it's east or west of 180
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i'll lick your bombogenesis
we need to consistently keep track of these things at least by name
and we can name things outside of our region if it's large enough or moving east
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20151213 06UTC
HURRICANE JERRY (10)
LOCATED NEAR 53.5N 178.5W
MAX INTENSITY 75KT
CENTRAL PRESSURE 924HPA (!)
JERRY IS CURRENTLY INCREDIBLY STRONG,
PROBABLY THE STRONGEST STORM WE WILL
BE TRACKING ALL SEASON. IT HAS THREE
BANDS AROUND THE CENTER ALONG THE
EAST-WEST AXIS, ALONG WITH DUAL WARM
FRONTS AND A WARM CORE TO BOAST.
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20151213 06UTC
WINDSTORM INTEUS (09)
LOCATED NEAR 50.0N 126.5W
MAX INTENSITY 35KT
CENTRAL PRESSURE 982MB
INTEUS WENT LARGELY UNTRACKED AND
REANALYSIS IS REQUIRED. HOWEVER IT IS
CURRENTLY BRINGING RAINFALL TO
E. WASHINGTON AND OREGON, EASING
THE DROUGHT.
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hi a jerry and ex-inteus
(http://paladinofstorms.net/meteo/npac/ir_20151213_2316.jpg)
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20151213 18 UTC
SEVERE WINDSTORM JERRY (10)
LOCATED NEAR 57N 174W
MAX INTENSITY 65KT
CENTRAL PRESSURE 932HPA
20151214 00 UTC
WINDSTORM JERRY (10)
LOCATED NEAR 58N 172.5W
MAX INTENSITY 60KT
CENTRAL PRESSURE 938HPA
20151213 18 UTC
WINDSTORM INTEUS (09)
LOCATED NEAR 51.5N 122W
MAX INTENSITY 35KT
CENTRAL PRESSURE 995HPA
20151214 00 UTC
WINDSTORM INTEUS (09)
LOCATED NEAR 52N 120W
MAX INTENSITY 35KT
CENTRAL PRESSURE 1000 HPA
RAPIDLY WEAKENING
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(https://i.gyazo.com/39773538be3391b1dee5f33f52478a6b.png)
this should be in the OP so we know what to name systems as they happen more easily
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done
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jerry is 946mb and 50kt winds and 69.5n 171.5w according to 6z opc
also lots of thingies are spawning along the massive cold front and inteus is ded
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Definition of a namable extratropical cyclone:
1. It must have winds at or above 35kt in its near vicinity.
2. It must have a low pressure center.
3. The low pressure center's outermost closed isobar must be 8mb higher than the center.
4. It must be within the Northeast Pacific basin*.
5. Exceptions may be made for storms near the Northeast Pacific basin that are already notable.
*Definition of the Northeast Pacific basin: It is the region of ocean between 180° and 110°W, 20°N and the continental divide of North America, and the Bering Sea west of 180°.
20151214 06UTC
WINDSTORM JERRY (10)
LOCATED NEAR 59.4N 170.8W
MAX INTENSITY 50KT
CENTRAL PRESSURE 946MB
20151214 12UTC
WINDSTORM JERRY (10)
LOCATED NEAR 61.0N 171.0W
MAX INTENSITY 50KT
CENTRAL PRESSURE 950MB
20151214 18UTC
WINDSTORM JERRY (10)
LOCATED NEAR 61.6N 170.6W
MAX INTENSITY 50KT
CENTRAL PRESSURE 956MB
20151215 00UTC
WINDSTORM JERRY (10)
LOCATED NEAR 62.6N 171.0W
MAX INTENSITY 50KT
CENTRAL PRESSURE 960MB
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KEGET MAY DEVELOP FROM CURRENT
RAPIDLY INTENSIFYING LOW SOUTH
OF JERRY OVER NEXT 24 HOURS
THE LOW IS CURRENTLY HEADING FOR
UNALASKA AND THE ALASKAN PENINSULA
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20151215 18UTC BRIEFING
WINDSTORM KEGET HAS DEVELOPED THIS MORNING ABOUT 1000 NMI SOUTH
OF UNALASKA, ALASKA. KEGET SHOULD STEADILY INTENSIFY AS IT
APPROACHES THE GULF OF ALASKA THROUGHOUT THE NEXT 24 HOURS OR SO.
BEYOND THIS POINT, KEGET IS EXPECTED TO INTENSIFY MORE RAPIDLY UNTIL
IT PEAKS AROUND 48 HOURS AND TURNS TO THE EAST.
WINDSTORM JERRY HAS NOW DROPPED BELOW THE STORM-FORCE
THRESHOLD, AND GALE-FORCE WINDS CONTINUE TO DETERIORATE
RAPIDLY. IT IS EXPECTED TO DISSIPATE WITHIN 12 TO 18 HOURS.
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20151215 06UTC
WINDSTORM JERRY (10)
LOCATED NEAR 62.7N 172.0W
MAX INTENSITY 45KT
CENTRAL PRESSURE 967MB
20151215 12UTC
WINDSTORM JERRY (10)
LOCATED NEAR 63.0N 172.5W
MAX INTENSITY 40KT
CENTRAL PRESSURE 970MB
20151215 18UTC
WINDSTORM JERRY (10)
LOCATED NEAR 64.0N 173.0W
MAX INTENSITY 40KT
CENTRAL PRESSURE 973MB
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20151215 18UTC
WINDSTORM KEGET (11)
LOCATED NEAR 42.5N 164W
MAX INTENSITY 35KT
CENTRAL PRESSURE 1002MB
this is a really cute useful (http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/map/?&zoom=5&scroll_zoom=true¢er=64.68971331643753,-158.90625&basemap=OpenStreetMap&boundaries=true,false&hazard=true&hazard_type=winter&hazard_opacity=60&obs=true&obs_type=weather&elements=temp,wind,gust&obs_popup=true&obs_density=1&radar=true&radar_min=20&radar_loop=false&radar_opacity=70)
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20151216 06UTC BRIEFING
WINDSTORM JERRY CONTINUES TO WEAKEN AND IS NOW A MINIMAL WINDSTORM.
THE SYSTEM SHOULD CEASE THE GENERATION OF GALE-FORCE WINDS OVERNIGHT
BUT WILL REMAIN TRACKED AS LONG AS IT IS RECOGNIZABLE.
FAR TO THE SOUTHEAST, WINDSTORM KEGET HAS MERGED WITH A SMALLER LOW
PRESSURE TO ITS WEST AND HAS PREVENTED THE SYSTEM FROM GAINING
A MODEST REPRESENTATION ON SATELLITE. ALTHOUGH, THE SYSTEM APPEARS
TO BE REORGANIZING AND CONTINUES TO STRENGTHEN. IN ADDITION, KEGET
SEEMS TO HAVE GENERATED A NEW CIRCULATION CENTER NEAR 150W, A
SIGNIFICANT JUMP EAST FROM ITS PREVIOUS LOCATION. THIS IS LIKELY A RESULT
OF THE NEARLY COMPLETE MERGER. RAPID INTENSIFICATION OF THIS SYSTEM
IS EXPECTED THROUGHOUT THE NEXT DAY OR SO.
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20151216 00UTC
WINDSTORM JERRY (10)
LOCATED NEAR 64.5N 172.7W
MAX INTENSITY 40KT
CENTRAL PRESSURE 978HPA
20151216 06UTC
WINDSTORM JERRY (10)
LOCATED NEAR 65.5N 172.5W
MAX INTENSITY 35KT
CENTRAL PRESSURE 985HPA
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20151216 00UTC
WINDSTORM KEGET (11)
LOCATED NEAR 44.0N 163.0W
MAX INTENSITY 35KT
CENTRAL PRESSURE 1000HPA
20151216 06UTC
WINDSTORM KEGET (11)
LOCATED NEAR 47.0N 148.0W
MAX INTENSITY 40KT
CENTRAL PRESSURE 996HPA
Press Release:
(https://i.gyazo.com/95dff12dac2ff72b2f70f8a60712ada3.png)
A severe windstorm in the Western Pacific (that would later be named Jerry), and Severe Windstorm Inteus battering British Columbia at 18z on Dec 12.
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06UTC KEGET CORRECTION
LOCATED NEAR 47.5N 158.0W
20151216 12UTC
WINDSTORM KEGET (11)
LOCATED NEAR 51.5N 155.5W
MAX INTENSITY 40KT
CENTRAL PRESSURE 990HPA
20151216 18UTC
WINDSTORM KEGET (11)
LOCATED NEAR 53.0N 154.5W
MAX INTENSITY 45KT
CENTRAL PRESSURE 986HPA
20151217 00UTC
WINDSTORM KEGET (11)
LOCATED NEAR 54.0N 154.0W
MAX INTENSITY 45KT
CENTRAL PRESSURE 982HPA
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i think keget is peaking right about now
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keget update
20151217 06UTC
WINDSTORM KEGET (11)
LOCATED NEAR 54.0N 150.0W
MAX INTENSITY 55KT
CENTRAL PRESSURE 966MB
20151217 12UTC
WINDSTORM KEGET (11)
LOCATED NEAR 54.8N 148.7W
MAX INTENSITY 55KT
CENTRAL PRESSURE 965MB
20151217 18UTC
WINDSTORM KEGET (11)
LOCATED NEAR 55.4N 147.6W
MAX INTENSITY 50KT
CENTRAL PRESSURE 968HPA
20151218 00UTC
WINDSTORM KEGET (11)
LOCATED NEAR 55.0N 146.0W
MAX INTENSITY 50KT
CENTRAL PRESSURE 972HPA
20151218 06UTC
WINDSTORM KEGET(11)
LOCATED NEAR 54.2N 143.1W
MAX INTENSITY 45KT
CENTRAL PRESSURE 977HPA
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Windstorm Max, likely around 90 kts here:
http://manati.star.nesdis.noaa.gov/ascat_images/arch_25km_METB/AS2016014/zooms/WMBas2.png
easing rapidly:
http://manati.star.nesdis.noaa.gov/ascat_images/arch_25km_METB/AS2016014/zooms/WMBds13.png
20160117 06UTC
WINDSTORM MAX (13)
LOCATED NEAR 49N 161W
MAX INTENSITY 40KT
CENTRAL PRESSURE 962HPA
20160117 06UTC
WINDSTORM NYALA (14)
LOCATED NEAR 47N 136W
MAX INTENSITY 55KT
CENTRAL PRESSURE 965HPA
Also, I've created this document so that dar can help to edit track data and other summaries and stuff. I'm not sure exactly what you want to do but I feel like it should have more than just the tracking data
https://docs.google.com/document/d/10qmG7ZPI3rERwMjGOPsFD_Ha6Z09iMkQoE2jPSsPhcg/edit
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wait I thought ascat only went up to like 50kts
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me too
i think it has to do with convection, so like you're never going to see a TC with 90 kt winds, but extratrops are more naked generally so idk
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ON 20160118 AT 18Z IN THE NORTHEAST PACIFIC
LOW 977HPA (EX-WINDSTORM MAX) LOCATED NEAR 51N 150W
WITH WINDS LIFTING
LOW 977HPA (EX-WINDSTORM NYALA) LOCATED NEAR 59N 150W
WITH GALES TO 35KT IN QUADRANTS NE SE
LOW 977HPA LOCATED NEAR 50N 136W
WINDSTORM OSEA 977HPA LOCATED NEAR 39.5N 178.0W
WITH STORM FORCE WINDS TO 60KT IN QUADRANT SW
AND GALES IN QUADRANTS SW NW
STEADY AT 60KT IN 12HR NEAR 40N 170W
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hi osea
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ON 20160119 AT 00Z IN THE NORTHEAST PACIFIC
LOW 978HPA (EX-WINDSTORM MAX) LOCATED NEAR 52N 150W
WITH WINDS EASING
LOW 982HPA LOCATED NEAR 54N 139W
WITH GALES TO 40KT IN QUADRANT NE
LOW 985HPA LOCATED NEAR 52N 180W
WITH GALES TO 35KT IN QUADRANTS SW NW
WINDSTORM OSEA 976HPA LOCATED NEAR 39.0N 174.0W
WITH STORM FORCE WINDS TO 60KT IN QUADRANT SW
AND GALES IN QUADRANTS SW NW
STEADY AT 55-60KT IN 24HR NEAR 42N 157W
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ON 20160119 AT 18Z IN THE NORTHEAST PACIFIC
LOW 982HPA (EX-WINDSTORM MAX) LOCATED NEAR 53N 153W
WITH WINDS EASING
LOW 986HPA LOCATED NEAR 57N 141W
WITH WINDS EASING
LOW 991HPA LOCATED NEAR 50N 179W
WITH WINDS EASING
WINDSTORM OSEA 978HPA LOCATED NEAR 39.5N 156.0W
WITH STORM FORCE WINDS TO 50KT IN QUADRANT SW
AND GALES IN QUADRANTS SE SW NW
INTENSIFYING TO 55-65KT IN 24HR NEAR 46N 146W
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i couldn't get to oseaing last night sowwie
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ON 20160120 AT 00Z IN THE NORTHEAST PACIFIC
LOW 986HPA (EX-WINDSTORM MAX) LOCATED NEAR 54N 156W
WITH WINDS EASING
LOW 990HPA LOCATED NEAR 58N 145W
WITH WINDS EASING
WINDSTORM OSEA 970HPA LOCATED NEAR 40.0N 154.0W
WITH STORM FORCE WINDS TO 55KT IN QUADRANT SW
AND GALES IN QUADRANTS SE SW NW
STEADY AT 55-60KT IN 24HR NEAR 48N 146W
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i did it nue
ON 20160120 AT 06Z IN THE NORTHEAST PACIFIC
LOW 986HPA (EX-WINDSTORM MAX) LOCATED NEAR 53.5N 155W
WITH WINDS EASING
LOW 992HPA LOCATED NEAR 58N 147W
WITH WINDS EASING
WINDSTORM OSEA 972HPA LOCATED NEAR 44.8N 149.3W
WITH STORM FORCE WINDS TO 55KT IN QUADRANT SW
AND GALES IN QUADRANTS SE SW NW
STEADY AT 55-60KT IN 24HR NEAR 51N 144W
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yee
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why did you change from the old format
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i didn't really like it
i wanted it to be more concise, cover more things, look less like advisories, and look more like summaries
but the advisories were useful for past tracking, so that's why i added that tracking data doc, so that if you or i want to go back on the stuff we missed (usually 12z) we can put it in the track file whenever and not have to write a summary or advisory for it after the fact
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ON 20160120 AT 18Z IN THE NORTHEAST PACIFIC
LOW 987HPA (EX-WINDSTORM MAX) LOCATED NEAR 53N 158W
WITH WINDS EASING
WINDSTORM OSEA 968HPA LOCATED NEAR 48.0N 145.5W
WITH STORM FORCE WINDS TO 55KT IN QUADRANT SW
AND GALES IN ALL QUADRANTS
STEADY AT 50-55KT IN 24HR NEAR 54N 143W
also i wrote a two page guide to the windstorm summaries in the track file (https://docs.google.com/document/d/10qmG7ZPI3rERwMjGOPsFD_Ha6Z09iMkQoE2jPSsPhcg/edit) which specifies all possible values of a summary, line by line.
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a little late (yeah it's 6z) but w/e
ON 20160121 AT 00Z IN THE NORTHEAST PACIFIC
WINDSTORM OSEA 968HPA LOCATED NEAR 50.5N 145.0W
WITH GALES TO 45KT IN ALL QUADRANTS
STEADY AT 40-45KT IN 24HR NEAR 55N 149W
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ON 20160121 AT 18Z IN THE NORTHEAST PACIFIC
WINDSTORM OSEA 971HPA LOCATED NEAR 56.0N 145.0W
WITH GALES TO 45KT IN ALL QUADRANTS
DECREASING TO 35KT IN 24HR NEAR 58N 158W
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ON 20160122 AT 00Z IN THE NORTHEAST PACIFIC
LOW 1000HPA LOCATED NEAR 37N 145W
WITH WINDS INTENSIFYING
WINDSTORM OSEA 974HPA LOCATED NEAR 56.5N 147.0W
WITH GALES TO 40KT IN QUADRANTS NE NW
DECREASING TO 30KT IN 24HR NEAR 59N 152W
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ON 20160122 AT 18Z IN THE NORTHEAST PACIFIC
LOW 983HPA (EX-WINDSTORM OSEA) LOCATED NEAR 58N 152W
WITH WINDS EASING
LOW 977HPA LOCATED NEAR 47N 167W
WITH WINDS INTENSIFYING
WINDSTORM PIERRE 968HPA LOCATED NEAR 45.0N 178.0E
WITH GALES TO 45KT IN QUADRANTS SE SW
WEAKENING TO 35KT IN 24HR NEAR 49N 171W
WINDSTORM QUINN 993HPA LOCATED NEAR 39.2N 133.0W
WITH STORM FORCE WINDS TO 50KT IN QUADRANT SW
AND GALES IN QUADRANTS SE SW NW
STEADY AT 50-55KT IN 24HR NEAR 45N 124W
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ON 20160123 AT 00Z IN THE NORTHEAST PACIFIC
LOW 983HPA (EX-WINDSTORM OSEA) LOCATED NEAR 58N 151W
WITH WINDS EASING
LOW 977HPA LOCATED NEAR 48N 164W
WITH WINDS INTENSIFYING
WINDSTORM PIERRE 970HPA LOCATED NEAR 45.2N 178.5W
WITH GALES TO 40KT IN QUADRANT S
WEAKENING TO 35KT IN 24HR NEAR 50N 171W
WINDSTORM QUINN 992HPA LOCATED NEAR 40.5N 131.0W
WITH STORM FORCE WINDS TO 50KT IN QUADRANT SW
AND GALES IN QUADRANTS SE SW NW
WEAKENING TO 35-40KT IN 24HR NEAR 45N 123W
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ON 20160123 AT 06Z IN THE NORTHEAST PACIFIC
LOW 973HPA LOCATED NEAR 49N 162W
WITH GALES IN QUADRANT SE
WINDSTORM PIERRE 970HPA LOCATED NEAR 45.2N 178.5W
WITH GALES TO 35KT IN QUADRANT S
WEAKENING TO 30KT IN 24HR NEAR 49N 171W
WINDSTORM QUINN 988HPA LOCATED NEAR 40.5N 131.0W
WITH STORM FORCE WINDS TO 50KT IN QUADRANT SW
AND GALES IN QUADRANTS SE SW NW
WEAKENING TO 30KT IN 24HR NEAR 48N 120W
ftp://ftp.nnvl.noaa.gov/GOES/NH-PC/ - a good archive... goes back to sometime early last year
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ON 20160123 AT 18Z IN THE NORTHEAST PACIFIC
LOW 968HPA LOCATED NEAR 53N 158W
WITH GALES IN QUADRANT SE
LOW 972HPA (EX-WINDSTORM PIERRE) LOCATED NEAR 49N 170W
WITH WINDS EASING
LOW 1006HPA (EX-WINDSTORM QUINN) LOCATED NEAR 45N 122W
WITH WINDS EASING
LOW 983HPA LOCATED NEAR 38N 173W
WITH WINDS INTENSIFYING
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ON 20160124 AT 00Z IN THE NORTHEAST PACIFIC
LOW 968HPA LOCATED NEAR 54N 157W
WITH GALES IN QUADRANT SE
LOW 1007HPA (EX-WINDSTORM QUINN) LOCATED NEAR 47N 119W
WITH WINDS EASING
WINDSTORM RODNIE 974HPA LOCATED NEAR 40.0N 172.0W
WITH GALES TO 45KT IN QUADRANTS SE SW
INTENSIFYING TO 65KT IN 24HR NEAR 50N 156W
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ON 20160124 AT 18Z IN THE NORTHEAST PACIFIC
WINDSTORM RODNIE 952HPA LOCATED NEAR 47.5N 156.5W
WITH STORM FORCE WINDS TO 55KT IN QUADRANTS SE
AND GALES IN QUADRANTS SE SW NW
WEAKENING TO 40KT IN 24HR NEAR 57N 157W
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ON 20160125 AT 18Z IN THE NORTHEAST PACIFIC
WINDSTORM RODNIE 954HPA LOCATED NEAR 55.5N 157.0W
WITH GALES TO 35KT IN QUADRANTS SE
WEAKENING TO 30KT IN 24HR NEAR 58N 166W
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death
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not death
rodnie
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no sandra
20160127 00Z IN THE NORTHEAST PACIFIC
WINDSTORM SANDRA (20) LOCATED NEAR 48.5N 154.5W
CENTRAL PRESSURE 946HPA
WITH STORM FORCE WINDS TO 60KT IN QUADRANTS SW
AND GALE FORCE WINDS IN ALL QUADRANTS
WEAKENING TO 40KT IN 24HR
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ON 20160130 AT 00Z IN THE NORTHEAST PACIFIC
WINDSTORM TS’ATS’EE 983HPA LOCATED NEAR 51.2N 130.1W
WITH STORM FORCE WINDS TO 50KT IN QUADRANTS SE SW
AND GALES IN ALL QUADRANTS
WEAKENING TO 30KT IN 24HR NEAR 52N 126W
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ON 20160201 AT 00Z IN THE NORTHEAST PACIFIC
WINDSTORM USTINYA 965HPA LOCATED NEAR 58.2N 178.0E
WITH GALES TO 40KT IN QUADRANTS SW NW
WEAKENING TO 30KT IN 24HR NEAR 60N 175E
WINDSTORM VILEN 1000HPA LOCATED NEAR 36.0N 119.0W
WITH GALES TO 35KT IN QUADRANT SW
STEADY AT 35-40KT IN 24HR NEAR 37N 108W
WINDSTORM WATSIX 985HPA LOCATED NEAR 35.8N 179.0W
WITH STORM FORCE WINDS TO 60KT IN QUADRANTS SW NW
AND GALES IN ALL QUADRANTS
STEADY AT 60-65KT IN 24HR NEAR 43N 160W
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ON 20160201 AT 18Z IN THE NORTHEAST PACIFIC
LOW 976HPA (EX-WINDSTORM USTINYA) LOCATED NEAR 60.3N 172.5E
WITH WINDS STEADY
WINDSTORM VILEN 995HPA LOCATED NEAR 37.1N 103.7W
WITH GALES TO 35KT IN QUADRANT SE
WEAKENING TO 25-30KT IN 24HR NEAR 39N 97W
SEVERE WINDSTORM WATSIX 964HPA LOCATED NEAR 41.8N 162.2W
WITH HURRICANE FORCE WINDS TO 75KT IN QUADRANTS SW SE
AND STORM FORCE IN ALL QUADRANTS
WEAKENING TO 60-65KT IN 24HR NEAR 48N 154W
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ON 20160202 AT 00Z IN THE NORTHEAST PACIFIC
WINDSTORM VILEN 992HPA LOCATED NEAR 37.3N 99.5W
WITH GALES TO 35KT IN QUADRANT SE
EXITING REGION
SEVERE WINDSTORM WATSIX 960HPA LOCATED NEAR 44.5N 160.5W
WITH HURRICANE FORCE WINDS TO 75KT IN QUADRANT SW
AND STORM FORCE WINDS IN QUADRANTS SE SW
AND GALES IN ALL QUADRANTS
WEAKENING TO 60-65KT IN 24HR NEAR 50N 151W
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watsíx being cute
(http://i.imgur.com/j4D7MWJ.jpg)
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ts'ats'ée being cute
(https://i.gyazo.com/63bfc3341de35201e339a4abb8038294.png)
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ON 20160203 AT 00Z IN THE NORTHEAST PACIFIC
SEVERE WINDSTORM WATSIX 962HPA LOCATED NEAR 50.5N 152.0W
WITH HURRICANE FORCE WINDS TO 65KT IN QUADRANT SE
AND STORM FORCE WINDS IN QUADRANT SE
AND GALES IN ALL QUADRANTS
WEAKENING TO 45KT IN 24HR NEAR 55N 156W
WINDSTORM XOPA 991HPA LOCATED NEAR 42.5N 174.0W
WITH GALES TO 40KT IN QUADRANTS SE SW NW
INTENSIFYING TO 55KT IN 24HR NEAR 50N 150W
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ON 20160203 AT 18Z IN THE NORTHEAST PACIFIC
LOW 961HPA EX-WINDSTORM WATSIX LOCATED NEAR 55N 153W
WITH WINDS EASING
WINDSTORM XOPA 973HPA LOCATED NEAR 47.2N 152.5W
WITH GALES TO 45KT IN QUADRANTS SE SW
STEADY AT 40-45KT IN 24HR NEAR 56N 150W
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ON 20160204 AT 18Z IN THE NORTHEAST PACIFIC
LOW 960HPA EX-WINDSTORM WATSIX LOCATED NEAR 56N 162W
WITH WINDS EASING
WINDSTORM XOPA 965HPA LOCATED NEAR 57.7N 148.0W
WITH GALES TO 40KT IN QUADRANTS NE SE SW
WEAKENING TO 30KT IN 24HR NEAR 59N 158W
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ON 20160205 AT 00Z IN THE NORTHEAST PACIFIC
WINDSTORM XOPA 965HPA LOCATED NEAR 58.5N 150.0W
WITH GALES TO 35KT IN QUADRANTS NE SE
WEAKENING TO 30KT IN 24HR NEAR 59N 164W
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ON 20160205 AT 06Z IN THE NORTHEAST PACIFIC
LOW 996HPA LOCATED NEAR 35N 175W
WITH WINDS INTENSIFYING
LOW 967HPA EX-WINDSTORM XOPA LOCATED NEAR 60N 154W
WITH WINDS EASING
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ON 20160206 AT 00Z IN THE NORTHEAST PACIFIC
WINDSTORM YERMOLAI 974HPA LOCATED NEAR 40.5N 159.0W
WITH STORM FORCE WINDS TO 60KT IN QUADRANT S
AND GALES IN QUADRANTS NE SE SW
INTENSIFYING TO 70-75KT IN 24HR NEAR 48N 152W
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ON 20160206 AT 06Z IN THE NORTHEAST PACIFIC
SEVERE WINDSTORM YERMOLAI 964HPA LOCATED NEAR 42.0N 156.5W
WITH HURRICANE FORCE WINDS TO 70KT IN QUADRANT SW
AND STORM FORCE WINDS IN QUADRANTS NE SE SW
AND GALES IN ALL QUADRANTS
STEADY AT 70-75KT IN 24HR NEAR 50N 152W
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ON 20160206 AT 18Z IN THE NORTHEAST PACIFIC
SEVERE WINDSTORM YERMOLAI 958HPA LOCATED NEAR 46.0N 154.5W
WITH HURRICANE FORCE WINDS TO 75KT IN QUADRANT SW
AND STORM FORCE WINDS IN QUADRANTS NE SE SW
AND GALES IN ALL QUADRANTS
WEAKENING TO 55-60KT IN 24HR NEAR 53N 152W
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ON 20160207 AT 18Z IN THE NORTHEAST PACIFIC
WINDSTORM YERMOLAI 972HPA LOCATED NEAR 52.4N 153.0W
WITH GALES TO 40KT IN QUADRANTS NE SE
WEAKENING TO 30KT IN 24HR NEAR 57N 159W
SEVERE WINDSTORM ZLATA 951HPA LOCATED NEAR 45.0N 170.5E
WITH HURRICANE FORCE WINDS TO 65KT IN QUADRANT SE
AND STORM FORCE WINDS IN QUADRANTS SE SW
AND GALES IN ALL QUADRANTS
STEADY AT 60-65KT IN 24HR NEAR 46N 175W
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ON 20160208 AT 18Z IN THE NORTHEAST PACIFIC
LOW 1002HPA LOCATED NEAR 34N 147W
WITH WINDS INTENSIFYING
LOW 985HPA EX-WINDSTORM YERMOLAI LOCATED NEAR 57N 159W
WITH WINDS EASING
WINDSTORM ZLATA 956HPA LOCATED NEAR 46.0N 175.0W
WITH STORM FORCE WINDS TO 50KT IN QUADRANTS SE SW
AND GALES IN QUADRANTS NE SE SW
WEAKENING TO 35KT IN 24HR NEAR 46N 165W
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ON 20160209 AT 06Z IN THE NORTHEAST PACIFIC
WINDSTORM AMANDA 985HPA LOCATED NEAR 41.6N 144W
WITH GALES TO 35KT IN QUADRANTS SE SW
INTENSIFYING TO 45KT IN 24HR NEAR 50N 148W
WINDSTORM ZLATA 957HPA LOCATED NEAR 45.6N 169.9W
WITH STORM FORCE WINDS TO 50KT IN QUADRANTS SE SW
AND GALES IN QUADRANTS NE SE SW
WEAKENING TO 30-35KT IN 24HR NEAR 45N 165W
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ON 20160209 AT 18Z IN THE NORTHEAST PACIFIC
LOW 985HPA LOCATED NEAR 41N 49W
WITH GALES IN QUADRANTS SE SW
WINDSTORM ZLATA 963HPA LOCATED NEAR 45.4N 167.5W
WITH STORM FORCE WINDS TO 50KT IN QUADRANTS SE SW
AND GALES IN QUADRANTS NE SE SW
WEAKENING TO 35KT IN 24HR NEAR 44N 160W
WINDSTORM AMANDA 975HPA LOCATED NEAR 48.5N 145.5W
WITH GALES TO 40KT IN QUADRANTS NE SE NW
STEADY AT 40-45KT IN 24HR NEAR 53N 158W
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49W
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oh fuck
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kol yes it is off newfoundland
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ON 20160210 AT 18Z IN THE NORTHEAST PACIFIC
LOW 980HPA LOCATED NEAR 51N 141W
WITH GALES IN QUADRANTS SE SW
LOW 975HPA EX-WINDSTORM ZLATA LOCATED NEAR 43N 160W
WITH GALES IN QUADRANTS SW
AND WINDS EASING
WINDSTORM AMANDA 975HPA LOCATED NEAR 52.0N 161.0W
WITH GALES TO 35KT IN QUADRANT NE
STEADY AT 30-35KT IN 24HR NEAR 50N 162W
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ON 20160211 AT 18Z IN THE NORTHEAST PACIFIC
LOW 983HPA LOCATED NEAR 58N 152W
WITH GALES IN QUADRANT SE
AND WINDS EASING
LOW 988HPA LOCATED NEAR 48N 142W
WITH GALES IN QUADRANT SE
AND WINDS INTENSIFYING
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/me proposes the name "Chandler" (on List 3) be removed in favor of "Chufkínikich," which means "little great horned owl" in Karuk
also should we retire names and draft replacements? and if so, what would the criteria be for that... ?
if it affects land? if it is a severe windstorm?
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ON 20160217 AT 00Z IN THE NORTHEAST PACIFIC
LOW 973HPA LOCATED NEAR 57N 173W
WITH GALES IN QUADRANT SE
WINDSTORM DLEIT 994HPA LOCATED NEAR 45.0N 142.0W
WITH GALES TO 35KT IN QUADRANT SW
STEADY AT 35-40KT IN 24HR NEAR 48N 120W
criteria for retirement is "if it gets in the news" so basically if it's a significant storm either records-wise or has effects
Borat (it was a pretty deep storm and intensified rapidly and CIMSS pointed it out on their twitter page but idk if that's enough)
Inteus? (intensified rapidly and hit BC/washington area)
Jerry (deepest storm in nepac in a year)
Lane? (idr, it was stronk)
Quinn? (possibly was newsworthy in the pnw)
Vilen (severe weather in california etc)
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ON 20160217 AT 18Z IN THE NORTHEAST PACIFIC
WINDSTORM DLEIT 987HPA LOCATED NEAR 41.5N 133.5W
WITH GALES TO 40KT IN QUADRANTS SW NW
STEADY AT 35KT IN 24HR NEAR 46N 128W
WINDSTORM ECOEUTTE 960HPA LOCATED NEAR 65.0N 175.0W
WITH GALES TO 40KT IN QUADRANTS SE SW
WEAKENING TO 30KT IN 24HR NEAR 68N 179E
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we have a southly florence
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ON 20160222 AT 18Z IN THE NORTHEAST PACIFIC
SEVERE WINDSTORM FLORENCE 968HPA LOCATED NEAR 40.0N 151.0W
WITH HURRICANE FORCE WINDS TO 75KT IN QUADRANTS NW NE
AND STORM FORCE WINDS IN ALL QUADRANTS
AND GALE FORCE WINDS IN ALL QUADRANTS
STEADY AT 75KT IN 24HR NEAR 50N 157W
SEVERE WINDSTORM GORAN 968HPA LOCATED NEAR 47.7N 174.3E
WITH HURRICANE FORCE WINDS TO 65KT IN QUADRANTS SW
WITH STORM FORCE WINDS IN QUADRANTS SW NW
WITH GALE FORCE WINDS IN ALL QUADRANTS
WEAKENING TO 45-55KT IN 24HR NEAR 44N 171W
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nue is do things
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i didn't write a summary but i updated all the tracks so jii and koyah are currently active windstorms
there were 16 windstorms in the month of february, starting with Watsíx. 15 used names from the list, while 1 was not named operationally and added in post-analysis
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future lilya near koyah (pre-lilya's center is the tiny red-orange curl)
(http://paladinofstorms.net/meteo/npac/ir_20160301_1030.jpg)
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ON 20160307 AT 00Z IN THE NORTHEAST PACIFIC
WINDSTORM KOYAH 966HPA LOCATED NEAR 52.3N 136.0W
WITH GALES TO 45KT IN QUADRANTS SE SW
WEAKENING TO 35KT IN 24HR NEAR 56N 135W
WINDSTORM MICA 985HPA LOCATED NEAR 40.0N 166.0W
WITH GALES TO 35KT IN QUADRANT SE
STRENGTENING TO 60KT IN 24HR NEAR 48N 152E
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ototoahatojsistis
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[13:13] <+kalassak> darvince should we replace the name 'wolf'
[13:13] <+kalassak> since
[13:14] <+kalassak> rakwliril accomplishes that
[13:14] <+kalassak> but we need to find a new w name
[13:27] <+kalassak> how about
[13:27] <+kalassak> Winowa
[13:27] <+kalassak> Northern Pomo 'friend'
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sri is alive
2016-03-21 18z
35kt
991hpa
around 145w 54n
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ON 20160328 AT 18Z IN THE NORTHEAST PACIFIC
WINDSTORM URIAH 981HPA LOCATED NEAR 44.0N 174.5W
WITH GALES TO 35KT IN QUADRANTS SE SW
WEAKENING TO 25KT IN 24HR NEAR 40N 168W
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I think we might need to draft two more name lists unless activity really takes a dive for summer
Venus
(http://paladinofstorms.net/meteo/npac/ir_20160401_0008.jpg)
Winowa
(http://paladinofstorms.net/meteo/npac/ir_20160402_1319.jpg)
also dar your script stopped running
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rip in piece this project
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play help me
next/current name is chufkinikich with some tónès
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ON 20160508 AT 00Z IN THE NORTHEAST PACIFIC
WINDSTORM ITUHA 1005HPA LOCATED NEAR 35.0N 154.5W
WITH GALES TO 35KT IN QUADRANTS SW NW
WEAKENING TO 30KT IN 24HR NEAR 38N 150W
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random july storm gets a name: Jekaterina
(http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/goes/west/nepac/rgb.jpg)
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lmao that image updates oops
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hi newton and lester
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hi paine
also i think we should somehow define something that means that things like this go unnamed:
(http://i.imgur.com/TQ3SYbl.png)
while things like this (at the very top next to oregon) get names:
(http://i.imgur.com/98mDlbm.png)
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the 978 or 988?
either way we do
the 988 has no local resilience (it's not 8 hPa deep) and the 978 doesn't have associated gales, so neither gets a name
the only problem i have with our criteria is it misses some nice looking weaks :(
(because they are not deep enough)
in other news "winter" begins soon (october)
should we wait until the 1st or start whenever we get the first storm from now?
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oh right i forgot
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the system in the gulf of alaska is likely to become deep enough to classify as a windstorm at 06z
should we designate it and begin?
it would be called Windstorm Kilallurak
it is expected to cross over alaska into the arctic ocean but will not be of windstorm intensity by that time (we'd drop it anyway, unless dar wants to be pleasure master arctic windstorm tracker)
around 3 to 5 days out we should see one or two more named (weak) windstorms off BC
over the next six months we are likely to reach somewhere near the end of List 6 which is the list just completed in name game, which means we'll have to soon determine the final forms of the lists from name game (names like Whopper, Xanax, and Yqt for example will probably need to be replaced). Ho as well might have to, just because, while a legitimate name, could also be considered an offensive word.
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yes begin with the kill aura
also things in the arctic ocean are almost never of windstorm intensity like even the 970s in august only reached intensities of 35kt
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ok we have kilallurak rn
i hope you can join me in doing the tracking
i can't right now though so bye i am play test
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ON 20160922 AT 18Z IN THE NORTHEAST PACIFIC
WINDSTORM KILALLURAK 972HPA LOCATED NEAR 62.0N 150.0W
WITH STORM FORCE WINDS TO 50KT IN QUADRANT SE
AND GALES IN QUADRANTS NE SE NW
WEAKENING TO 30KT IN 24HR NEAR 65N 153W (OVERLAND)
12z 59.0N 150.0W
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ON 20161004 AT 00Z IN THE NORTHEAST PACIFIC
WINDSTORM NAZAR 993HPA LOCATED NEAR 52.0N 139.0W
WITH GALES TO 40KT IN QUADRANT SE SW
WEAKENING TO 35KT IN 24HR NEAR 48N 128W
WINDSTORM OMUSA 982HPA LOCATED NEAR 55.0N 174.0E
WITH GALES TO 40KT IN QUADRANT SW NW
WEAKENING TO 25KT IN 24HR NEAR 59N 178E
LOW 1012HPA LOCATED NEAR 41N 165W
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ON 20161004 AT 06Z IN THE NORTHEAST PACIFIC
WINDSTORM NAZAR 992HPA LOCATED NEAR 50.0N 136.5W
WITH GALES TO 40KT IN QUADRANT SE SW
WINDSTORM OMUSA 985HPA LOCATED NEAR 56.0N 176.0E
WITH GALES TO 35KT IN QUADRANT SW
LOW 1012HPA LOCATED NEAR 42N 164W
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nazar positions
2016-10-04 12z 51N 134W 40kt in SE SW
2016-10-04 18z 49.5N 133W 35kt in SE SW
2016-10-05 0z 47N 129.7W 35kt in SE
2016-10-05 6z 48N 127.5W 30kt
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ON 20161005 AT 12Z IN THE NORTHEAST PACIFIC
WINDSTORM PAYUK 966HPA LOCATED NEAR 49.5N 171.0E
WITH STORM FORCE WINDS TO 50KT IN QUADRANT SW
AND GALES IN QUADRANTS SE SW NW
LOW 1009HPA LOCATED NEAR 48N 152W
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(http://i.imgur.com/KFsCE9J.png)
Tohtet might be with us for a while...
(http://www.tropicaltidbits.com/analysis/models/gfs/2016110500/gfs_mslp_uv850_npac_10.png)
(and probably Uliana in the bering region)
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(http://i.imgur.com/kWRUKCF.png)
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the thing over the western us might be nameable tbh
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same
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(http://i.imgur.com/hAPFUkk.jpg)
Clark (north)
Dika (south)
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/me channels all his energy into dika
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me too tbh
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(http://i.imgur.com/WXt1Y6l.jpg)
Ezekiel (west coast)
Fabian (alaska)
forecasted precipitation from Ezekiel
NWS ~.40 in
NAM (4km) ~.40 in
GFS ~.65 in
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(http://i.imgur.com/QzNwI2S.jpg)
Marie (near juneau)
Neech (british columbia)
Ogaleesha (south of aleutians)
Pavel (bering)
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(https://s30.postimg.org/7vbve0ext/rgb_animated_1.gif)
Severe Windstorm Qillaq rapidly intensifying off the coast of the pacific northwest
with Ex-Windstorm Ogaleesha to the north (off BC, west of haida gwaii)
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names to retire:
- Isaak
- Neech?
- Qillaq (probably)
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(https://i.gyazo.com/a433f22c85b6a24dc4d3c8511a9d3c64.png)
Windstorm Taylor making landfall in Alaska
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(http://i.imgur.com/jouVYLQ.png)
Windstorm Unalaq making landfall in Alaska... in basically the same place
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thanks jet stream dynamics
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(http://i.imgur.com/zoTrhXn.gif)
Windstorm Valeriya persisting off the west coast
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(http://i.imgur.com/fjJiotW.gif)
Valeriya making landfall
and Xusboxuk doing a thing
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hello welcome back
(https://i.imgur.com/T391cgl.jpg)
Windstorms Griupokola (Bering) and Iłeemts'a̰x (off Haida Gwaii)
i have an idea for a quick and easy way to update tracks for these storms... the last iteration was pretty clunky
i'm thinking we basically have a page like http://tropicalcyclonedata.net/tracks/historic3.html but make the editor a bit larger and make it so that people with a username and password (me and dar) can edit a live, saved version of the tracks on the site, so all you have to do is go to the page, log in, make changes, and it's updated
location should be a satellite estimate, winds satellite estimate or ascat etc, pressure from the opc data (http://paladinofstorms.net/meteo/npac_opc/img/)
then i'll add an irc bot (i'll make pywx do it, the same pywx i plan on having report rain and other weather data from my weather station at home) which will send a message every 6 hours, at around 0, 6, 12, and 18z which will be like 'hey please enter <hour>z data for <recently active windstorms>' to remind us
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(https://images2.imgbox.com/c8/bc/OgTGN4CQ_o.jpg)
stronk
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i have an idea for a quick and easy way to update tracks for these storms... the last iteration was pretty clunky
i'm thinking we basically have a page like http://tropicalcyclonedata.net/tracks/historic3.html but make the editor a bit larger and make it so that people with a username and password (me and dar) can edit a live, saved version of the tracks on the site, so all you have to do is go to the page, log in, make changes, and it's updated
location should be a satellite estimate, winds satellite estimate or ascat etc, pressure from the opc data (http://paladinofstorms.net/meteo/npac_opc/img/)
then i'll add an irc bot (i'll make pywx do it, the same pywx i plan on having report rain and other weather data from my weather station at home) which will send a message every 6 hours, at around 0, 6, 12, and 18z which will be like 'hey please enter <hour>z data for <recently active windstorms>' to remind us
Yes do this sounds good thanks
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Northeast Pacific Week in Review | December 1st - December 8th
Windstorm Atsaya on Dec 1
(https://i.gyazo.com/718db1dc91779993a1b74867754e23df.png)
Windstorms Björn (centered) and Etau (top left) on Dec 2
(https://i.imgur.com/chUKOGd.jpg)
ASCAT pass of Severe Windstorm Iłeemts'a̰x near peak on Dec 7 showing a 75 knot barb
(https://i.imgur.com/N6tdyFi.png)
and more infrared imagery of Iłeemts'a̰x
(https://i.imgur.com/x4GEbeO.jpg)
(https://i.imgur.com/8ZisV9t.png)
Summary
Atsaya* | 35 kts | 1001 hPa |
Björn | 50 kts | 987 hPa |
Cenk | 35 kts | 972 hPa |
Dahlia | | |
Etau | 35 kts | 991 hPa |
Fornax | 65 kts | 959 hPa |
Griupokola | 45 kts | 981 hPa |
Ho | 35 kts | 981 hPa |
Iłeemts'a̰x | 75 kts | 964 hPa |
* formation occurred before the beginning of the summary period
Note: Dahlia has been reclassified as having never reached windstorm strength, since a more thorough analysis has determined that it never had a central pressure 8 hPa deeper than its environment.
Further Investigation
There is potential for the retirement of Severe Windstorm Iłeemts'a̰x provided its potential impact, but further research must be done to determine its impacts.
Additionally, Atsaya formed before the beginning of the summary period, and was not tracked before December 1st 0000z.
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Northeast Pacific Week in Review | December 15th - December 23rd
At the beginning of the period the basin was mostly occupied by large long-track systems like Leptenok and Moskva. Later on this gave way to much more compact systems like Nysa (right) and Odol (left), which existed concurrently, pictured here on the 20th, near Nysa's peak:
(https://i.imgur.com/fPi7Onq.jpg)
ASCAT pass of Windstorm Nysa near peak as it approached Vancouver Island on Dec 20
(https://i.imgur.com/xoUkCbQ.png)
Windstorm Pqus near peak on Dec 21
(https://i.gyazo.com/bf5429bdf479045a3b9744cf1da0f9d7.png)
ASCAT pass of Windstorm Pqus around the same time showing 55 kt winds
(https://i.imgur.com/6yNHGbY.png)
Windstorm Qimetsua as it began to weaken
(https://i.imgur.com/VaCRs69.jpg)
Newly formed Windstorm Roko (left) and a storm below windstorm strength (right)
(https://i.gyazo.com/929d1c3fbf17625d858f0e1a4d756d69.png)
(https://i.imgur.com/sMWl97d.jpg)
Summary
Kakalea* | 45 kts | 990 hPa |
Leptenok* | 65 kts | 952 hPa |
Moskva | 65 kts | 967 hPa |
Nysa | 50 kts | 979 hPa |
Odol | 50 kts | 969 hPa |
Pqus | 55 kts | 979 hPa |
Qimetsua | 50 kts | 976 hPa |
Roko | 45 kts | 984 hPa |
* formation occurred before the beginning of the summary period
Note: The peak intensities of Windstorm Kakalea and Severe Windstorm Leptenok occurred before the beginning of the summary period. Windstorm Roko is currently active.
Further Investigation
There is potential for the retirement of Windstorm Nysa provided its potential impact, but further research must be done to determine its impacts.
i skipped the previous week but w/e oops, i have the pictures i was going to use for the summary so maybe i'll post it when i get back
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Northeast Pacific Week in Review | December 24th - December 31st
The storm below windstorm strength from last week later went on to become Windstorm Sanpabala, seen here just off the coast of California:
(https://i.imgur.com/Qg9EA6N.jpg)
A picturesque Windstorm Tilekta in the Gulf of Alaska on Dec 26
(https://i.imgur.com/bZ9t8oq.jpg)
Windstorm Verzyani can be seen near peak at the top of this image approaching Alaska
(https://i.imgur.com/6Ynx7JR.jpg)
Severe Windstorm Winona, the strongest windstorm by pressure this month and only severe windstorm this week, pictured on Dec 29 when it had its lowest central pressure of 944 hPa
(https://i.gyazo.com/f51c68edc69e39fccdefc4837f2d5754.png)
and an animation of Winona's intensification
(https://i.imgur.com/dhsEJWb.gif)
The southernmost storm this month, Windstorm Xander on Dec 29
(https://i.imgur.com/e0TpPpV.jpg)
An occluded Windstorm York closing out the month over the Alaska Peninsula
(https://i.imgur.com/C1cId2O.jpg)
(https://i.imgur.com/0o5iBuj.png)
Summary
Roko* | 45 kts | 978 hPa |
Sanpabala | 35 kts | 1003 hPa |
Tilekta | 50 kts | 973 hPa |
Usonzi | 45 kts | 976 hPa |
Verzyani | 40 kts | 988 hPa |
Winona | 65 kts | 944 hPa |
Xander | 35 kts | 1007 hPa |
York | 55 kts | 958 hPa |
* formation occurred before the beginning of the summary period
Further Investigation
Precip: T associated with Sanpabala in east valley
~.10 in associated with no windstorm Dec 31
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there was recon into dleit and florence of 2016
(http://cw3e.ucsd.edu/images/ARRecon/ARRecon_IOPs_2016.png)
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working on a thing
(https://i.imgur.com/AMuI5eg.png)
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(https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/255420814114029568/648591272642084874/test.png)
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Severe Windstorm Laika
(https://i.imgur.com/u0z5ID1.gif)
(https://i.imgur.com/A19DP7I.png)
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new plot type! now it can automagically detect maximum winds!
Windstorm Natanik̓
(https://i.imgur.com/UwjNjdK.png)
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00z maps
(https://i.imgur.com/nJ3PFLX.png)
(https://i.imgur.com/QNQJ0zC.png)
ON 20191203 AT 06Z IN THE NORTHEAST PACIFIC
LOW 1009HPA (EX-WINDSTORM OSAGE) LOCATED NEAR 35N 133W
WITH WINDS EASING
WINDSTORM PHENA 985HPA LOCATED NEAR 59.5N 145.0W
WITH GALES TO 45KT IN QUADRANTS SE SW
WEAKENING TO 35KT IN 24HR
LOW 1004HPA LOCATED NEAR 49N 170W
WITH STORM FORCE WINDS TO 50KT IN QUADRANT SW
AND GALES IN QUADRANTS SE SW NW
WEAKENING TO 40KT IN 24HR
Extra discussion:
Weak thermodynamic and dynamic forcing will result in steady weakening as Phena tracks slowly southeast.
The 1004 hPa low seems to be supported by its position relative to the jet: it's located in the left exit region which provides ageostrophic forcing for ascent. It's kind of displaced from the thermal gradient it formed on earlier today, which will prevent intensification. In fact it will probably generally weaken over the next day or so. However, a large and strong upstream cyclone in the NW Pacific will be acting to build a ridge which in turn will help to strengthen a surface anticyclone which will induce cold advection on its northeast periphery, resulting in a deepening of the trough this low is associated with and frontogenesis which will provide a favorable environment allowing this cyclone to develop into a significant system around two days out.
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Windstorms Sakoda and Tilikum
(https://i.imgur.com/8E65g3N.gif)
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from 18z on the 10th (just before the satellite imagery in the last post)
(https://i.imgur.com/qsvs6UH.png)
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Windstorm Busuya has formed
(https://i.imgur.com/MquDg1P.gif)
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12z automated analysis had three windstorms active at the same time in nepac
(https://i.imgur.com/YOnSlIF.png)
(https://i.gyazo.com/87a5d1e2d38b57525b651a3791262d97.png)
(https://i.gyazo.com/8965acb72c5bf7415351ccf7b75733aa.jpg)
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automatic nwpac tracking implemented in a test area from 140-180E
i'm not going to curate the data very hard unless something happens like a storm stops being tracked and gets picked up again and gets renamed (in which case i'll fix the name)
(https://i.imgur.com/6bzzNF7.png)
the first three names of the nwpac list are
Anx̂s - Itelmen 'river delta'
Bogu - Evenki 'deer'
Chichikeu - Ainu 'apparition'
lots more names are necessary so if dar wants to contribute some that'd be much appreciated
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we have a cute cyclone off the pnw and the first severe windstorm detected by this script in the gfs analysis
(https://i.imgur.com/EEFbIk5.png)
Windstorm Selena
(https://i.imgur.com/R1gfHhg.gif)
Severe Windstorm Tugasiq
(https://i.imgur.com/oF3o9gB.png)
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hey look it's the one that's snowing on Doors
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(https://i.imgur.com/5Yth1su.png)
Windstorms Gengekaa and Waigin
(https://i.gyazo.com/a509c2a62d3e0293d8914f6dacf49484.jpg)
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Windstorms Miñł and Namka
(https://i.imgur.com/aoarXf2.png)
(https://i.imgur.com/BX4S19Y.jpg)
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Windstorms Zosqc, Yakei, and Ngitakix
(https://i.imgur.com/wWwfUek.png)
(https://i.imgur.com/QsRfuH1.png)
(https://i.imgur.com/dPPcLYX.jpg)
February windstorm tracks and data
(https://i.imgur.com/kqa3b3X.jpg)
(https://i.imgur.com/GXaUkB0.png)
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Windstorms Njoni, Mekajiki, and Zlata
(https://i.gyazo.com/5e02d448dfa4cadeb34ed572ca28a868.jpg)
(https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/255425732719673354/782094899951435786/mslp_10m_wind_2020112706.png)
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Severe Windstorm Oromx
(https://i.gyazo.com/34d521ac88bb09f189af1c72cb9f012c.png)
(https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/479792294720176130/783630665434267658/mslp_10m_wind_2020112906.png)
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November 2020
(https://images2.imgbox.com/8d/9f/soViYFoF_o.png)
(https://i.gyazo.com/54dd9409b098af38990ae11352d60c79.png)
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Windstorm Eihen, Severe Windstorm Daikon, and Windstorm Yenene
(https://i.gyazo.com/814038bdf987827a2e8f594f01a16e6c.jpg)
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December 2020
(https://i.postimg.cc/J4L6xVHz/dec20.png)
(https://i.gyazo.com/689c36bed2dd35cad1a99ffaf7c20662.png)
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Windstorm K'qliknen
(https://i.gyazo.com/8cbc4b12da9338dfd30d7fc14bb16016.png)
(https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/255420814114029568/800906012533063730/mslp_10m_wind_2021011818.png)
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Windstorms (left to right) Ngәłәngłx, Jabšan, Luur, K'qliknen, and Bear
(https://i.gyazo.com/5760f3391f6befa350d1aa9a04fa38b6.jpg)
(https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/255420814114029568/801337184435175474/mslp_10m_wind_2021012000.png)
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Windstorms Ferguwen and Qunqiq
(https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/255420814114029568/1032064848093270037/COD-GOES-West-continental-Alaska.dcphase.20221018.225020-overmap-bars.gif)
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Severe Windstorm Xakikang (south), Windstorm Zhanna (north), and Tropical Storm Earnny
(https://i.imgur.com/pkXv6RS.png)
Severe Windstorm Xakikang, a bit later
(https://i.imgur.com/on4pw4l.png)
Windstorm Apka
(https://i.imgur.com/FjD854b.png)